JustInTime
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So if/when you go you don’t plan to eat? I’m going to eat when I go regardless because I’ll get hungry. So what’s your point? Seems like you just want to be mad and nitpick over every single thing to me.
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News Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2023
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JohnD
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Wouldn't know about the taste but at least the photos and names of the items are showing some ingenuity this year.All the treats coming to Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2023 at Walt Disney World
All the treats coming to Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2023 at Walt Disney World
All the treats coming to Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2023 at Walt Disney Worldwww.wdwmagic.com
JohnD
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The party within the party? I admit to having done a dessert party during regular hours but that's because the park is very full and I want a good spot. I also usually do the "after" party to allow people to leave the park while I indulge and relax. But doing the dessert party within the Halloween Party I don't think is worth it. There are already fewer people compared to regular hours and you're using up valuable time which you could be using doing other things such as M&Gs, stage show, and Boo to You Parade.
Br0ckford
Premium Member
If you got extra money, try it out. You might enjoy it
JohnD
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I would recommend doing a dessert party during regular hours first over doing one during the Halloween Party. Doing one within the Halloween Party is taking up valuable time that you could be used for doing other things.
I guess using some common sense and eating before going to the party and having a snack later in the evening so you can maximize your party time makes too much sense. They could also offer some of those non-dessert food items during the day and make money hand over fist instead of putting them behind a $149+ paywall. Silly me. Apparently that makes me "mad".So if/when you go you don’t plan to eat? I’m going to eat when I go regardless because I’ll get hungry. So what’s your point? Seems like you just want to be mad and nitpick over every single thing to me.
JustInTime
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It absolutely does. But by all means, keep planning my trip from your couch.I guess using some common sense and eating before going to the party and having a snack later in the evening so you can maximize your party time makes too much sense. They could also offer some of those non-dessert food items during the day and make money hand over fist instead of putting them behind a $149+ paywall. Silly me. Apparently that makes me "mad".
Some of the treats will be available for purchase during the day.I guess using some common sense and eating before going to the party and having a snack later in the evening so you can maximize your party time makes too much sense. They could also offer some of those non-dessert food items during the day and make money hand over fist instead of putting them behind a $149+ paywall. Silly me. Apparently that makes me "mad".
These parties are not cheap, so I agree with you about maximizing time. Imho, eating before the party is a good strategy, that's what I did last year, and that's what I plan to do this time around, too. If I get the munchies while at the party, I might get some popcorn or a treat, and that's it. But that's just me, to each their own.
JohnD
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I hardly ever buy these treats but because they are party-specific, I might purchase one or two. I definitely wouldn't do an ADR during the party. But grazing on on one or two of these would be enough to suffice for my dinner. It's no different than visiting food booths in Epcot.I guess using some common sense and eating before going to the party and having a snack later in the evening so you can maximize your party time makes too much sense. They could also offer some of those non-dessert food items during the day and make money hand over fist instead of putting them behind a $149+ paywall. Silly me. Apparently that makes me "mad".
All the treats coming to Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2023 at Walt Disney World
All the treats coming to Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2023 at Walt Disney World
All the treats coming to Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2023 at Walt Disney World
These all sound great! So many savory treats, mmmmm....
TheMaxRebo
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and to compare to last year, that equivalent party (the 2nd of the year, first that is the "cheapest" price vs opening night) was also the 2nd to sell out and it sold out on July 28th - so we are 3 days ahead of last years pace
mattpeto
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You would just complain he didn’t send you two credit cards.Just send me your credit card details and I'll take care of everything.
JustInTime
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Hey, I love a trip on a budget hahaJust send me your credit card details and I'll take care of everything.
ToTBellHop
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I would be upset that I’m going on a sold-out night, but at least I won’t have to contend with bloggers and their obnoxious commentary on night 1. “Like, oh my god, GUYZZZZ! We’re like back in the Magic Kingdom!!!! Happy HalloweeeEEEEeeenn! Look at this adorable cupcake I’m holding and please don’t comment on my weird looking nails. Smash that ‘like’ and ‘subscribe’ button, okaaaAAAaaay?!?!”
Squishy
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Last year's 2nd date was also sold out but it wasnt that crowded, unless the capacity is higher for this year?
Proposal #1 - Higher party ticket prices
Proposal #2 - Higher party attendance
Bob and Josh:
But, in all seriousness, while they likely increased the number of tickets available slightly, I am not expecting a ton of sell outs this year. I would be very curious to hear from anyone who goes multiple times, particularly if one night is a sell out and at least one other isn't, to find out what crowds are like for each.